Children’s Needs While Going Through a Divorce
The psychological needs of a child are greatly increased while going through divorce. Learn how parents can meet the most essential needs.
Stages of Disconnection in a Marriage
Divorces do not just happen. There are phases marriages go through before they end. What phase is your marriage in?
How to Negotiate During your Separation
With some brainstorming and a little compromise, it is possible to leave a separation negotiation with most, if not all, of what you wanted.
My Spouse is Having a Midlife Crisis: How Will This Affect My Marriage?
It can be confusing and difficult to see one’s partner going through a midlife crisis. Learn what to expect and how to decide what to do next.
Do You Have a Debt-Free Date?
When you use credit cards on financial autopilot and lose track of your spending, your debt stress climbs. Learn how to transform this vague unease into money confidence.
The M-SPOT – Is Money Affecting Your Marriage?
Financial conflict in couples can lead to sleepless nights, arguments about trivial matters, sexless marriages, and built-up resentments.
How Do I Decide to Split or Stay?
Any decision can be hard, but whether to end a marriage or common-law relationship can be one of the most challenging. Four steps to help you decide.
The Solitude of Marriage
Many of our married clients tell us stories like this one, about feeling the solitude of marriage. They never thought it would be that way.
You Matter – We All Matter
You matter. We all matter. You just need to be willing to see and experience the proof that is all around you. A heartfelt, personal post by Family TLC owner Sue Cook.
In Marriage, Anger Has Many Faces
Once you learn to spot your anger signals you can choose to interrupt yourself and stop the anger from escalating and causing damage.